Morrice, Michigan
Every Morrice story from the public record — meetings, schools, safety, and events.
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Morrice school board approved a varsity golf team on Sept. 9
Trustees voted 6-0 to start golf with the 2026-27 school year, with costs coming out of the athletic budget, fundraisers and a request to the Athletic Boosters.
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Morrice school board took up elementary well, youth football Oct. 14
The agenda for the Oct. 14 regular meeting listed votes on well work at the elementary school, the 2025-26 audit, a state mental health opt-in and seventh- and eighth-grade football and cheer; no outcomes have been posted.
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Morrice hosts Bentley; Byron, Ovid-Elsie on the road Thursday
Three county volleyball matches Thursday night, starting with Ovid-Elsie at Calvary Baptist Academy at 5 p.m., and the only home gym in use is Morrice's at 6:30.
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Morrice is taking Halloween donations, but the flyer holds the details
The village posted a donation request for its 2026 Halloween event, with the specifics — what it needs, where to drop it off and by when — locked inside an attached flyer.
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Morrice at Hillman: Oct. 10 final still unreported, Orioles 2-3
The Orioles kicked off at 3 p.m. Saturday carrying a 2-3 logged record, and with two Fridays left in the regular season this desk still has no final from that game or from four Oct. 9 county football games.
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Morrice OKs $8,500 gas line to park building, sets Oct. 31 Halloween
The village council voted 5-0 on Aug. 25 to have Consumers run gas to the park building in October, part of a roughly $20,000 heating and cooling job, and approved an $835 library window.
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Morrice will tow Main Street cars after 5:30 p.m. Saturday
Two celebrations — the village's 150-Year Celebration & Homecoming and St. Mary's Fall Festival — close Main Street, W. Davis Street and the community park across Saturday and Sunday.
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Morrice school board votes tonight on golf for spring 2027
The only action item on the Morrice Area Schools board's 6 p.m. agenda is a vote on golf for the spring 2027 season, with no supporting material attached.
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Morrice president Todd Scott off Nov. ballot, will run as write-in
The village council also approved $20,000 to chip seal Britton Road and reviewed roughly $109,000 in large projects still to be paid this budget year.
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Morrice says new transfer station dump fees took effect July 1
The village posted a notice telling residents to check the new rates before their next trip — but the price list itself is an attachment, and the date conflicts with what the council approved in June.
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Morrice school board to act on K-12 nurse, cafeteria prices Aug. 19
The Morrice Area Schools board's regular meeting agenda lists votes on renewing the K-12 nurse, hiring an elementary teacher and raising adult cafeteria prices, plus discussion of a bond update.
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Morrice council accepts J. Howard resignation, OKs transfer station coupon
The village council voted 5-0 on July 28 to put a $1-off transfer station coupon in its next mailer and accepted a resignation from the board, according to minutes approved Aug. 11.
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Morrice football opens 2026 season Aug. 27 at Brown City
The verified nine-game schedule for the Morrice 8-player football team includes five home dates, with the opener on the road Thursday, Aug. 27.
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Morrice school board took up tax levy, resource officer deal July 22
The July 22 regular meeting agenda listed resolutions on the property tax levy, the School Loan Revolving Fund and a school resource officer contract, plus a first reading of 16 policies including one on artificial intelligence.
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Morrice school board holds 19-minute budget hearing on 2026-27 spending
Four of seven trustees attended the June 24 special hearing, where the district presented its 2026-27 operational budget and took no action on it.
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Morrice school board buys Senior Center for $1, OKs $950,000 note
Minutes from the June 24 meeting show the Morrice Area Schools board approved two budgets, a teachers' contract, a curriculum purchase and baseball field work on a 4-1 vote.
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Morrice council raises transfer station prices, fills council posts after resignation
At its June 9 meeting, the village council approved higher dump fees effective July 12, accepted a trustee's resignation and signed off on $4,921 in salter installation costs.
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Morrice council awards South Street sidewalk bid, appoints new trustee
The village council picked SA Smith Paving of Owosso at $23,885 for the South Street sidewalk, seated Jacob Saint Amour on a vacant council seat and shelved the transfer station expansion until 2027 bidding.